Your Racing Number

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Usually one of the following:

26 - date of birthday
87 - year of birth
9 - girlfriends birthday & favourite number
 
Oh I forgot, the reason I said 69 is because that's the current number of games that I have right now. Of course I also implied the double entendre...
 
23. In school we're numbered dependent on our last names and I've always been a 23 for the past 5 years.
 
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Caz
77
Was my dads number back in the 50s when he built and raced dragsters. Got it by random when I started high school football. My niece who started racing go karts at 8 took the number. A year later my dad bumped into champkarts with it. I started racing in another class and took it. Eventually we all ended up racing champs together. The track owner and score tower agreed to let us add letters on. 77J , 77R and 77 K became our numbers respectively. J. Russ and Kristen. My niece moves up to super modifiers around 18 and retained the number there as well until she retired out at 22.

Sooo. 77 it is ;)


Vigneti tres is indeed cosmic! Great answer ;)

You may have a back story to using the number 77, but im afraid youll have to stop using it, its mine !!!!!

P.S. let your dad and your niece know as well ;)
 
I run number 27... Aside from it being mine & my grandfathers birthday and my racing number in karts..its also a sort of tribute to Alan Jones, Gilles Villeneuve, Mark Webber and Casey Stoner.
 
I use #27
Its my birthday number and I love it, have on all the cars possible on GT5 and I have it on my pros shirt on FIFA :)
 
krasch27
I run number 27... Aside from it being mine & my grandfathers birthday and my racing number in karts..its also a sort of tribute to Alan Jones, Gilles Villeneuve, Mark Webber and Casey Stoner.

Mine's 27 as well but I have no idea why... I might change it, I quite like 64.
 
32! all the way :)

I think that makes four of us now.
Mine's 27 as well but I have no idea why... I might change it, I quite like 64.

Base-2 is oddly alluring: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, (128, etc.)
The same applies to their reciprocals (i.e. 1/8, 1/16 etc.)
In fact, halving and doubling things in general seems to appeal to our simple minds... :P
 
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